driving

Do you enjoy scenic drives, but don't have a lot of time to devote to a road trip? If that's your situation, I may have found the perfect one for you. It's one of the shortest scenic drives in America and it's located in Missouri.

There's a new law going into effect that makes it illegal to operate certain aspects of your phone while driving in Missouri. This is a summary of the do's and don'ts of this new legislation.

Any time you get in a vehicle, there is potential for tragedy. However, there is one particular day and time of the week in Missouri that is more dangerous than the rest according to fatality statistics.

I am about to venture into dangerous territory because my wife is from Iowa. I love my wife. But, even she would maybe admit that drivers from the Hawkeye state have some...peculiar driving habits and this is my open letter to all of them as they frequently travel through my part of Missouri.

Note to self. Next time you take a drive on this Missouri interstate, make sure to bring some containers along. Don't ask me why. Oh, yes it does have something to do with the fact that this Missouri roadway was just named the worst stretch of road for potty breaks in America.

It's common knowledge that when you choose to drive to or through St. Louis, Missouri, you're taking your life in your hands. Now, there's science to prove that feeling is accurate as the big city was just rated as having some of the worst drivers in America.

Consider this a word of warning that may or may not be a real threat. If you find a zip tie on the door handle of your vehicle or that of a family member or friend in Missouri, it could mean danger is lurking.

I was always taught that turning left on red was a no-no. As it turns out, that is not always the case. There is one scenario where you can legally turn left on red in Illinois, but it's very specific.

There is a movement to use an "X" on a driver's license, but can you do it legally in Illinois? The answer is yes and also no. I'll explain.

I'm a big believer that drivers of 4-wheeled vehicles need to be more watchful for motorcycles. In turn, it appears there's one Illinois motorcyclist who needs to be a little more careful when trying to merge as a new video shows him speeding by a car, regretting it, but fortunately surviving.